Rainfall totals in Central Florida: Here's how much fell

Flooded streets. Stranded cars. Washed out roadways. Water intruding into homes.

Showers and thunderstorms dropped more than a foot of rain – and nearly 20" of rain  – in some spots in Central Florida. Both Brevard County and Lake County were hit the hardest – and saw the most amount of rainfall, according to the National Weather Service.

More rainfall is forecast for Monday.

Rainfall totals: Here's who saw the most rain so far?

Brevard and Lake counties saw the most rainfall in Sunday's showers and thunderstorms. 

Here are rainfall totals from the National Weather Service:

Brevard County

• Port Saint John: 15.57"
• Titusville: 14.67"
• Port Canaveral: 14.42"
• Titusville Airport: 13.08"
• Merritt Island: 11"
• Cocoa: 8.25"
• Rockledge: 6.67"
• Kennedy Space Center: 4.94"
• Mima: 3.95"

Lake County

• Eustis: 19.70"
• Mount Dora: 17.86"
• Mount Plymouth: 10.40"
• Paisley: 7.27"
• Tavares: 6.10"
• Leesburg: 5.37"
• Altoona: 4.44"
• Astatula: 3.99"
• Lady Lake: 3.72"

Orange County

• Windermere: 5.30"
• Ocoee: 4.11"
• Oakland: 3.81"
• Apopka: 3.63"
• Zellwood: 3.26"
• Orlando: 3.24"
• Universal Studios: 3.13"
• Pine Hills: 3.16"

Seminole County

• Lake Mary: 4.50"
• Sanford: 4.19"
• Central Florida Zoo: 3.83"
• Oviedo: 3.55"
• Sanford: 3.54"

Volusia County

• DeLand: 7.30"
• De Leon Springs: 5.64"
• DeBary: 4"

Indian River County

• Vero Beach: 3.83"